Weather in Israel for January 2025
Expect cooler weather in the next days in Israel with the forecast suggesting a temperature of 17.9 °C, lower than the historical average.
In general, the average temperature in Israel at the beginning of January is 18.9 °C. As the month progressed, temperatures tended to moderately fall, reaching an average of 17.7 °C by the end of January.
Israel in January brings notable rainfall, with an average of 18 rainy days and a total precipitation of 117.1 mm.
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Israel in January average weather
Mon. | Tue. | Wed. | Thu. | Fri. | Sat. | Sun. |
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1 17° | 2 19° | 3 19° | 4 19° | 5 20° | ||
6 19° | 7 19° | 8 21° | 9 18° | 10 18° | 11 18° | 12 18° |
13 17° | 14 17° | 15 17° | 16 17° | 17 18° | 18 19° | 19 20° |
20 21° | 21 21° | 22 20° | 23 20° | 24 19° | 25 19° | 26 17° |
27 20° | 28 20° | 29 17° | 30 16° | 31 15° |
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Temperatures trend during January in Israel
January weather day by day
Date | Weather | Temperatures | Rain | UV | More |
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1 Jan. | Sunny | 17° /14° | 0 mm | 4 | |
2 Jan. | Sunny | 19° /13° | 0 mm | 5 | |
3 Jan. | Partly cloudy | 19° /14° | 0 mm | 5 | |
4 Jan. | Sunny | 19° /15° | 0 mm | 5 | |
5 Jan. | Partly cloudy | 20° /15° | 0 mm | 5 | |
6 Jan. | Partly cloudy | 19° /15° | 0 mm | 5 | |
7 Jan. | Overcast | 19° /15° | 0 mm | 4 | |
8 Jan. | Partly cloudy | 21° /17° | 0 mm | 5 | |
9 Jan. | Moderate rain at times | 18° /13° | 6.2 mm | 5 | |
10 Jan. | Sunny | 18° /13° | 1.7 mm | 5 | |
11 Jan. | Overcast | 18° /13° | 5.8 mm | 4 | |
12 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 18° /14° | 7.4 mm | 4 | |
13 Jan. | Cloudy | 17° /14° | 1.4 mm | 4 | |
14 Jan. | Moderate rain at times | 17° /14° | 10.8 mm | 4 | |
15 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 17° /13° | 4.5 mm | 4 | |
16 Jan. | Moderate rain at times | 17° /12° | 0.8 mm | 4 | |
17 Jan. | Sunny | 18° /12° | 0 mm | 5 | |
18 Jan. | Sunny | 19° /12° | 0 mm | 5 | |
19 Jan. | Sunny | 20° /13° | 0 mm | 6 | |
20 Jan. | Partly cloudy | 21° /14° | 0 mm | 6 | |
21 Jan. | Overcast | 21° /14° | 0 mm | 5 | |
22 Jan. | Sunny | 20° /14° | 0.7 mm | 5 | |
23 Jan. | Sunny | 20° /14° | 5.8 mm | 5 | |
24 Jan. | Sunny | 19° /14° | 4.4 mm | 5 | |
25 Jan. | Sunny | 19° /13° | 2.9 mm | 5 | |
26 Jan. | Sunny | 17° /13° | 8.4 mm | 5 | |
27 Jan. | Partly cloudy | 20° /13° | 3.5 mm | 5 | |
28 Jan. | Cloudy | 20° /14° | 4.3 mm | 5 | |
29 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 17° /13° | 9.3 mm | 4 | |
30 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 16° /13° | 9.3 mm | 4 | |
31 Jan. | Moderate or heavy rain shower | 15° /11° | 25.1 mm | 4 | |
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Guide for Israel in January
In January, Israel experiences a varied climate, with different weather patterns across the country. At the beginning of the month, the northern regions, including cities like Haifa and Tiberias, typically have mild and wet conditions.
The temperatures in these areas can range from 10° to 15°, with occasional rainfall and overcast skies. In contrast, the southern areas, such as Eilat, enjoy milder temperatures ranging from 15° to 22° with sunny days and little to no rainfall.
As the month progresses, the weather in Israel generally becomes cooler and wetter. By the end of January, the northern regions may experience temperatures dropping to around 8° to 12° with increased rainfall and occasional thunderstorms.
In the southern areas, the temperatures can decrease to around 12° to 18°, still offering pleasant and sunny days, but with a slight increase in humidity.
Overall, January in Israel offers a diverse weather experience, with the northern and southern regions showcasing distinct climate patterns. Travelers should be prepared for cooler temperatures and potential rainfall, particularly towards the end of the month.
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